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#BlackLivesMatter founder speaks at AU
By Theresa Maher | 01/14/2016Patrisse Cullors discussed the importance of the #BlackLivesMatter movement and her experience with racial strife.
Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Tuesday, August 4, 2020
Patrisse Cullors discussed the importance of the #BlackLivesMatter movement and her experience with racial strife.
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Policy mandates that sororities only participate in events with fraternities in 'good standing' with University.
The University held its first unified ceremony in a decade
Patrisse Cullors will speak on Jan. 13 at an event co-hosted by KPU and six minority student organizations
The center was the creation of Jewish businessman Abraham Kay and former AU president and Methodist Hurst Anderson.
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Four chapters have already started the trainings in a pilot program, and adjustments will be made before they become available to all Greek organizations.
SG removed the resource after concerns over recent scams on the site.
The posters are associated with an organization called the David Horowitz Freedom Center, and the University hasn’t identified who put them up.
RAs and other student workers in Housing and Dining Programs are often subject to far more work than their contracts spell out, SG report says.
David Trone will speak at an event co-sponsored by KPU and Kogod.
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Shlonsky, who graduated from the School of International Service in 2014, was killed this summer.
Johnson said serving his country and community is the most rewarding part of his life
McBride, who transitioned as an AU student and has worked in advocacy since graduation, encouraged the audience to fight for causes they support.
Organizers seek to focus on getting students involved in the political process, rather than any one candidate.
If enacted by administration, the policy would protect organizations from misconduct charges in cases when students at events with alcohol seek medical help.
The bill’s author hopes the trainings will eventually be mandated for the student body at large.
